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In Reply to: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. posted by Tom §. on November 8, 1999 at 13:44:07:
What you describe as capacitance is probably a leakage resistance. If you are trying to measure a capacitance with a leakage path present, the reading will not be accurate. The meters generally output something like a 1KHz squarewave for measuring capacitance. What does it measure with a resistance meter? Is the chassis ground supposed to be connected to anything, such as the AC input ground? Could be solder or flux or some other contamination causing the leakage.Dave
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- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Dave Ingels 14:11:45 11/08/99 (7)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Tom §. 14:35:19 11/08/99 (6)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Dave Ingels 16:37:33 11/08/99 (5)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Tom §. 16:58:35 11/08/99 (4)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Shawn Harvey 08:08:34 11/09/99 (3)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Tom §. 08:27:38 11/09/99 (2)
- Re: Capacitance between chassis and circuit common ground. - Dave Ingels 10:03:19 11/09/99 (1)
- Bingo. - Tom §. 10:16:31 11/09/99 (0)
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